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Hello! I would like to start by saying that I really like your program and think it´s really cool. :) I have 2 questions/suggestions. I will illustrate my suggestions with the example password: password1#
For my project, I´ve been trying to include a clean # the [special chars] section of cupp.cfg. This doesn't work very well for me, since the # comments out the rest of the line, and if im using ´#´, '#' or something similar the output will be exactly this, for example: password1'#' and not password1# as i would prefer :) Do you have any recommendations on how to write the [special chars] to generate a # as possible combination?
Option for [special chars] is only placing special characters last in the password combinations, is it possible to configure the script to place the special characters at the beginning of the word? for example: #!password1 instead of password1!# wich is the standard if following the cupp.py -i interface.
Have a nice day!
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Hello! I would like to start by saying that I really like your program and think it´s really cool. :) I have 2 questions/suggestions. I will illustrate my suggestions with the example password: password1#
For my project, I´ve been trying to include a clean # the [special chars] section of cupp.cfg. This doesn't work very well for me, since the # comments out the rest of the line, and if im using ´#´, '#' or something similar the output will be exactly this, for example: password1'#' and not password1# as i would prefer :) Do you have any recommendations on how to write the [special chars] to generate a # as possible combination?
Option for [special chars] is only placing special characters last in the password combinations, is it possible to configure the script to place the special characters at the beginning of the word? for example: #!password1 instead of password1!# wich is the standard if following the cupp.py -i interface.
Have a nice day!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: